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Monthly Archives: May 2014
Business finally understood testing
Test progress reporting can be cumbersome. There is a complex story to be told, but it needs to be done in such a way that the business and project stakeholders get the message. Sequential planning techniques such as critical path … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged AGILE, Minimal Marketable Feature, Progress reporting, subway mapping, visual management
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EXPO:QA Madrid keynote on mobile testing
I gave a keynote this morning on mobile testing. In this post I share some information that aligns with the story. You’ll find a video of a similar talk I gave for euroSTAR and the mindmap I used. Summary: Testing … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile
Tagged business drivers, crusade, design considerations, Expo:QA, mind map, mobiel, what to test?
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People aspects the next thing
Last week the 5th edition of my Column was launched on the EuroSTAR community pages. This month’s episode deals with the true success factors of our IT project. We tried to improve our success rate using the right test techniques. … Continue reading
Posted in Column, EuroSTAR, G(r)ood testing, Video
Tagged AGILE, Blog, column, community, G(r)ood testing, People aspects, Valori
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Not all test techniques are test design techniques
Strangely enough, when I discus test techniques with testers, they think I’ll am talking about test design techniques. Althoug the design techniques form the inner core of our work, theBut there are far more techniques that worth using. They can … Continue reading
